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Heavenletter #4555 God's Handmaiden
Posted April 21st, 2013 by Luus
Dear Gloria,
Should "Yet you well know that they don't have to be indenture to it" read: "Yet you well know that you don't have to be indentures to it ..."?
What is not trouble for you, My beloveds? Confess, sometimes getting up in the morning is trouble for you. Cooking is trouble for you. Making a salad is trouble for you. Yet you well know that they don’t have to be indentured to it and are not always. What was a big trouble once seems like nothing to you now. What if a present trouble weren’t as big as it seems? Is it possible that what you call trouble could be named something else? Lesson isn’t such a great name either.
Thanks.
Luus
Yes, once again you are
Yes, once again you are right.
Somehow when the they is changed to you,, I also want to change it to its antecedent -- trouble.
How does that strike you, dear one?
Once again, I would be so grateful to you for not only seeing an improvement, and also to your making the change.
God bless you.
With love,
Gloria
Luus, let me give you
Luus, let me give you another correction, dear one.
IndentureS has to be indentureD.
Loving you,
Gloria